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German to English translations [PRO] Science - Science (general) | ||||
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na | increased diving depth |
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na | at a major immersion depth/at an increased diving depth |
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na | at a greater diving depth |
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na | at greater immersion depth |
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increased diving depth Explanation: Without much context this is my best estimate. This is what it's called in the defense industry. I'm assuming it's the same for submarines and for people diving. Cheerio, Dierk Reference: http://www.naval-technology.com/projects/type_212/index.html |
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at a major immersion depth/at an increased diving depth Explanation: depending on whether it's a lab or industry context (=immersion) or a human/vessel activity Norstedts en<>sv+MW |
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at a greater diving depth Explanation: Please look at the following citations: http://www.dutchsubmarines.com/specials/special_walrusclass.... “The same system layout, however, improved where the greater diving depth, reduced crew and increased reliability, availability and safety (RAS) required such.” http://www.swanseahistoryweb.org.uk/history/bristolc/boatops... “The Type VII C/41 differed only in that it had a stronger hull to give a greater diving depth.” http://manta.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ut00/p9_abs.html “The potential benefits offered by use of composites in place of steel in submersible include less structural weight, more payload, higher speed, longer endurance and/or greater diving depth etc.” I hope this is sufficient Fuad Google search |
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at greater immersion depth Explanation: If it does not concern "diving" then this would be the correct translation. |
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